Kind of odd. The a6000 has an AA filter so.. technically this should not be happening. I have never noticed my a6000 doing anything like that.
But yes, that lens is unusually sharp if that is a %100 crop. In fact, WOW!
Far out man. Glad you took this to heart.
I actually own a computer business and serve thousands of customers. I know this stuff like the back of my hand.
At the end of the day you will save money and end up with a faster computer!
You misunderstand a bit. The 4.5Ghz cpu will be silent, no noise. Also the latest gen is very very cool running. I mean its not even worth worrying about! And this is not an overclock that is even close to being unstable. I am talking months of uptime if you so desire.
this kind of thing
Evening.
So yeah, if you are not running mission critical stuff, where any downtime costs $$$$, ECC is not necessary at all. A proper Intel prosumer system should be near or %100 stable. Keep in mind the Video card actually is the most crashing part of any computer.
So I would definitely go...
Nothing you want to upgrade to will be much faster. Lightroom is single threaded which means buying a Xeon wont help at all. In face a Core i7 will be faster.
Too much post processing to know.. I could be wrong but that is what my eyes tell me. Also I would be fairly disappointed if this was my lens and those were what I had to print.
Im thinking 1 and 2 are kit and 3 is zeiss.. BUT the 3rd one is not great.
The worst thing about the 16-50 is the aperature. It just doesn't give very much out of focus blur bits that are pleasing. Yes it can be done but it isn't like a F1.8 lens at all.
Also, quality control means many samples actually wont resolve very well.
Yes. These cameras are SO much better and more advanced, sharper, more dynamic range, more automatic.
Pick something and then just use it. Be a better photographer with a small amount of gear.
Remember a camera does not take photos. People do.
The kit lens is not that sharp of a lens. It is ok for the price (~$150). The photo is relatively sharp. You will need to use F8-F11 to get more depth of field to get the same look as a cell phone.